Customer Ratings & Reviews

Had patchy screen, lines across it. Had to return it.

Great gaming monitors have a few things in common: - they minimize the fluff to get you to gaming faster - they optimize the ability to customize your settings quickly - they are light and offer great positionability - they have built-in cord management The Sony Inzone M10S definitely has these dialed in. The bezel is very slim, the controls are common-sense and located on the back (no visible LEDs or controls on the front or side panels), there are two HDMI 2.1 ports and a DP 2.1 port (and a DP cable, so if you're in the realm of HDMI only, you'll need to snag a cable to be ready to play). The INZONE Hub Software is actually useful and easy to navigate to find and set your preferences. The FPS mode (which brings the monitor down to a 24.5" display to limit your focus to a smaller area - and can be adjusted to either center or bottom) is a neat addition. There are plenty of really nice 27" monitor bags to pair with this, so the flexibility is a cool addition. As someone who also does video editing/design work along with gaming, the QHD 1440p resolution isn't quite dense enough for my work needs (though the text pixelation is minimal, I'd still wear out my eyes on this)... BUT, for an ultra-portable monitor I'd be really happy to game with, this is on-point (you don't exactly wanna take the 4K monitor with you to a convention and mobile-friendly gaming rigs can't pump out the 4K goodness without being ridiculously expensive). In terms of refresh and latency, your mileage may vary while hovering around the upper-end (depending on what you like to play). If you're into Fortnite, Counter-Strike, or Overwatch... you're good to go with the 480hz. Other games may not be able to do the thing YET. It really feels like Sony has horned in on this very particular niche: a lightweight, ultra-portable gaming monitor specific for traveling competitive gamers that will keep up with you on the road. The stand itself is slick and quickly attaches without any need for tools, the footprint is small and adjusts on 3 axis (height, rotate horizontal left, right, tilt forward, back), and the best part of all: the stand has built-in cord management so you can keep yourself organized. Overall, OLED at 480hz is a big leap... and unless you absolutely have to have the latest and greatest, you might be better investing in your gaming machine or other peripherals for a minute. But if you do take the leap, this monitor has a LOT to like especially if you are gaming on the go.

Hello does anyone know if this monitor is able to output a resolution of 4k at a frame rate of 120 hertz on console via hdmi 2.1